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It's not just PSX, it's the same crap in pretty much every thread we have for any conference.

Basically, we always have a lot of people in these threads whining that the show "sucks" because it's showing games that do not interest them. I mean, what the heck. Is it really so hard to understand that everything does NOT have to appeal to everyone? It makes me feel like half the thread is filled with entitled children. Perhaps I just hold this forum to a slightly higher standard but these whiners seem to want to bring down the enjoyment of everyone. "This is boring, I don't like this game, momma I wanna go potty." Goddamn, pull your big boy pants on.

Every year, every fucking year, they show CoD footage. I shrug, as it's not something that interests me much, and wait patiently for them to move on. I know there are tons of people who like CoD. And yet, every single year, we get someone who acts bloody surprised that they're spending time on CoD, or any other big franchise which supports this industry, and they start whining.

Not because there are screw ups in production. Not because something is wrong with the presentation. No, they whine simply because they don't like the game and think everything has to center around them.

You know what? It doesn't. Get over it or, at the very least, stop crying about it like a sleepy toddler. It's so damn annoying, especially when it's the same people time after time. Yes, I know you don't like CoD, or Assassin's Creed, or shooters, or indies, or whatever, and no, I don't actually give a fuck.

Personally, I like to see smaller games getting time at these events, since they are often games that lack exposure and which I might never notice otherwise. At the same time, though, I partially dread when they show these games because the threads turn into, "wah, wah, this r boring, blockbuster, AAA, AAA, wah, wah," from people who apparently think there are enough "megatons" to pack every minute of every show throughout the course of an entire year.